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nG maaEeds 0e dsrespsctfaf teE bss once
Tha. was yhe dstsSh%ens Of them
main deck, under the pilot house. Then 0
heavy sea. that slapped up against her woather
bow before It had risen from the trough Of On
nIne.. The business Of the detachment was
the discussion Of hot tenderloin steak and
ISs ASCOT Honsee %s
have been after share Of the spread.
lit was, Il got left But It made things lively
aud enough Of" II. struck t6e stove to make q
thick cloud Of steam. The shock resulted In
ths sacriflee Of . bottle Of pickles and the
already pretty thoroughly dampened by the
wave itself. -.
THE SUNS party was in charge Of . nautical
marine artists OF the United States, with his
assistants and q reporter OF blue water ex-
perience. with an assistant who has been many
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JoY At THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB.

A Reception to be rendered to M. Bell.
Gen. Paine. and their Imned isto Friends.
The rain pelted the windows of the New
York Yacht Club last night and hurried the
members in through the main doors. but once
in. everything was bright and cheerful The
moisture inside the club building was perhaps
more penetrating than the rain outside, but
this caused Joy and gladness. A band
and lunch had been hurriedly arranged
for by Alexander Taylor Of the Regatta
Committee, and Commodores Gerry. Smith.
Weld. Secretary Bird, and scores Of other
yachtsmen whooped It mp for. the Volunteer.
Gen. Paine, Designer BURGESS, and everybody
es al ne bays
sootcbme an and he's 9ofIy aeod fellow VIZ
aided the arrangement for. the international
full and ali had PLEASANT word for the Scotch
T kilograms for Gen. Paine and Mr.. Burgess
h. snd er sd
Club and said: 49,
The San Francisco zach. cqs send hearty cGngrssa
ton. Ssn',sS OBJ 81, ahead @ ksssE .s
kept the cup on tho right side Of the ocean
Secretary Bird has called q meeting Of the
CLUB for next Monday night, whom an evening
owner Of the Thistle, Gen. Paine, and their
immediate friends. The cup e at Tifany's,
ception. The members Of the club frankly
admit that they have won thousands by the
victory. Steward Olsen hasn't any idea OF the
amount, but he looked happy enough last night
to give the Impression that he was among the
lucky ones.
At the Seawanaka Club there was jubilation
who has always been a keel. " was ready to
admit that the centreboard was the style OF u
yacht to win international racea.
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SAVOY 0cRkG
NAP SHOWING THE ooyRsE OF EACH yAczr
.'aI .,szml Il tsPms {.

NAP SHOWING THE oouRsn. OF EACH YAcHr
times tucked under tho weather rail Of rso.:
ing yacht or put to work as Corinthian beef
Juggling on sheet ropes. The record Of tho
party Is clear In the matter of seasickness
Not the slightest qualm Of this sort found q
chance to-get aboard the Mcol. and the stow
ard had no sinecure. Beside two square meals
to get up during the eight or ton hours. they
were aboard, he had toSbe ready now and then
with little snacks between times.
The Suns tug was unique among the tum-
bling. tossing collection of vessels that ranged,
. floating city about the course Of the racers.
In many features One was that there was not
q photographers camera aboard. The cabin
was an artists studio. but the work done In 1t
was the free hand elaboration and finishing OF
the sketches made from the deck. The writing
Of the report was done on the top Of the cabin
house, blow high Or blow low. and no matter
whether 1t rained or not. The pilot house was
left to Capt Nelson. He was not disturbed by
sea or foR,,as he regularly rnps out on on days
in the towing business to the Cholera Banks
with fishing parties. Such a party. whom 1t
has chartered a boat. would not think Of any
such thing as stopping for trthes Ike fog or
After saluting the winner and. giving the
consolstory blow. THs suns tus closed her
record In style by running up from the light
ship to the foot Of Beekman street, East River,
In one hour and thirty-eight minutes. She was
hailed on every hand Tor news OF the, result as
she sped homeward and everybody wanted to
know not only who came In ahead but also how
many minutes ahead,
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TIE SPIDER AEf HIS MATCH.
4 Glove Fight BetweSn' Ike Weir and
- JOHNNY Murphy lin Boston. -'t

BosToN, Sept. 3O.--1ke Weir. the belfast
SPIDER" and Johnny Murphy had hight with twoounce
gloves at the Crib Club tho presence of about
$50 welLknown sporting men The night for purse
$4,000 ofwhch $500 TO 70 to the winner and 500
to the loser Tho articles Of agreement stipulated that
the men should weigh IN 1t is pounds six hours before
the hght. The Spider clipped the beam 1854 while
Murphy was Just four pounds HRfter Murphy also
~ height and reach but be gave the light
Spider" had the best q the ntst two rounds In
The hrd and fourth rouhds were even y tbe NTH the
Murphy. He continued these tAttfc5 until the tenth
round when he found that Ire wAs sirag himself more
PaysgpesIea e the fItshasof the Two and did
The twelfth thirteenth AND teuftsen.h rounds were
very tame Neither mans biow, IN the fifteenth
which took him on his sst IN the sixteenth neither
'f wn. IN ayOisins .ns lac sSru..s
the hight but the referee Jimmy eolville ordered
another round The exchapgepf blows very savage
this battle was declared draw, The purse divided
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GRIEF IN SCOTLAND.

To- o. IS
They Think that the Nsxs Centostant for
the Csp Must Have = Ceatrebeard.
GLASGOW, Sept. 30.-Scotchmen are greatly
disappointed over the result or td.dsy's race.
but they admit that the, Thistle was fairly
beaten. 1t is believed thatrf the race for the
cup is again to be sailed III American waters,
the Scotch yacht to be slocessfui must have q
centreboard. EGl .iA y -
,% MISPLACED coNfIpENtE. So '''
NGLAsaow, Sept. 30.-Laree crowds Of excited
people have surrounded tho cable companies
ofnSss all tho afternoon .ewatting pews OF to-
tesr: They are confident that the Thistle will
h LITTLE ExorrEsdENr II .LoSpoN.
nLoEDoN, Sept. 80.-ThsEe vas little excite
msnt IN London over me Srasult :9i today
tssSs1 fh yhS
the progress OF the Yachts bulletins were
Tsad at att the Of the Wild
nouhced ut the evening performance.
COMMENTS ON THE RACE.
LoNDoN; Oct. The Post says: :. The Amer.
Ssn yctt3dE,y Is S;omhplete altbCHfh the result
Americana have fairly shown That ior the mere
Ensah hsr Il fast
@ aasss p4SEae P Boats 81 an ns
pross dpa roSss' Of ths dssEnsr Kill
model. The fact that. for three successive
yeats the .centreboard has enphatically had
the best Of the English keel confirms the opin-
q csntreboard boat. But at the risk OF leaving
re cup IN RAJ Aimeriea we hope that no one will
The Post confesses that fhe Thistle was
5s
The Ne,os regrets that ttls race was not
sailed IN English waters; The American
course o j. says f. iWpsrfestly knewn to Eng.
to learn Lesson from America IN this branch
OF shipbuilding, and had better set about 1t at
p1sAPPo1NTMrNf IN HALIFAX.
HALfFAx. Sept. 3O.-Much disappointment Is
felt BY the Engllehmen and Scotchmen here
oyer'the result Of the yacht races at New York
would carry of the prize. and they lost a good
deal of.money on her. - IN ma
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bosroN sEILBVEs IN sUzessa.
TAs Town wnd vita F4eitsr,est An Dey-
rytA A Reception fer Gen. Feins.

TAs Town wild vita Eteitsr.ent An Dsy-
c,gtA A Reeeptisn f.v esn.. Taiae.
BOSTON, Sept 8O.-The town has been quite
wild this afternoon over tho Yankee sloops
decisive victory. There had been some Thistle
bets made here, but probably laes proportion
atey than anywhere else, Boston. strongly
belisves Mr.. Burgess TO be, invinoible, so It
cannot be said that the result causes any sur
prjseH t,n4t n,. .
Newspaper row. on wsshineton street, was
packed with people from III O'Clock until the
finish. 80 great was the crowd that the police
would allow no teams to enter that part Of the
thofoughfare, and tho people stood for hours
cheering tho favorable bulletins as they sp-
>peared A,y,.a,,,I
The most popular bulletin board was one
where q device was In use which absolutely
ssnnisilated time; In froSt of.a BIG black
graph operator carrying on HIS arm a box
relay, whichwas connected by flexible wires de-
ecenttnR from window overhead and thence
WIN the; scene OF the racea 'ag IN.
Every bulletin as II come was written by the
Operator Or on the biackboaEd letteE, as y was
PREPARATIONS arc already'well advanced for
giving the Volunteer, and her, owner de-
Bigner big reception on theft return.
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out from the lightship. They found that she
was In 1t from the start to the finish. always In
every mannuyre o. the shippers, but never In
their way. When she headed into the sea on
her pilot house at times. and some Of the waves
came over the bow in sold, shining body Of
staggered in the least. She shook herself clear
iof the biggest waves with q jaunty air Of rather
liking that way She freed herself Of the
that q duck sheds It from its glistening
feathers: The rush from her scpppers crowned
the tumblinR waves of her wake with beaded
bubbles OF silvery Brightness until they merged
IN the general tossing OF the wind-vexed sea.
WA ss
fashionable as It 10 this fall.
Polite as she was In the matter Of bowling
she seldom 80 far forgot herself as to roll.
Even though her obsisance was sometimes IN
tho netlIs OF plunge: she always recovered
that distinguishes some small craft and
wrenchos the internal mechanism Of their
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Yacht Club will ofier q 900 for the big SINGLE
sticker that wins In a twenty mile race to
Hfndward or leeward and back. The Thistle.
Volunteer. Puritan. Maynower. and Atlantic
may all 60 In. .,!@s . n
Designer Watson pulled theoretically on
sheets and halliards to help his lovely creation
to get there. or thereabouts. -. II
vi ~ have many little VICES. bit only one great
Gerry. n.
The Blue Bells Of Scotland. =,
The wind was due east before tho Electra got
to the lightship Commodore Smith remarked
that D B, the signals that would in this case
be displayed to indicate the course. also meant
dead beat. The signals were not hoisted, how
ever. as the wind shifted trine. .,t'.r..
The steamboats, that came too late for the
start were compensated by O brief scene OF
peculiar beauty, as viewed few. miles of,
Soon after II o'clock the eastern clouds lifted
trife. making Q low background OF glisten-
inx white sky which; rejecting downward. In
scribed Q narrow zone of painted water around
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0BERLY,s LETTER CONDEMNED.

Ths virEinia Denscratic Association Ex.
presses Its Disseas II EsEsrsus Ter.s.
WARRINGTON, Sept. so.AThs State Asso-
citation OF Democrats hsre propose to make
things very uncomfortable for Civil Service
Commissioner Oberly.whose letter denouncing
then was published to-day. The Virginia As
ISOLATION mot tonight and Listened to red-hos
sRsschss on oberly BIZ Coll ~ o. Washington,
Cob Biscoe. Mr.. Glassooek and others. and
adopted the followtng:"..t NJ. -.
Bssotred, That condemn tho recsut letter Of John
n obeIly making injurious reasetcp. upon this and
that this Of members
sston az NJ ans,,y ana and the rurthsr
Wyed the worst practices 'Sf ms wofst Republicans
ss.osisiion ana other Enaysa associations, also
s2SatiGn wa, ,orEsnized y ays Of
M oberly 80 long as the radical party tho
liberty and prosperity Of the country -
Only five per cent Of the members Of the as
ISOLATION are Federal off1celfolders, and none
OF these will resign from the association.
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Something Sensational Expected Concernins
.-r.... Mrs.. Mary u, Ford

Yesterday was set down for the continuation
10 Jersey City OF the examination Of Henry PoindeIer
the eolored Pullman porter. who s accused by Mrs.
Mary T. Ford of having stolen her three children in
Ssrssy CITY about moniil ago roinds1ter u under
until Oct "a Mr., Ford y sun " the county jan as
said yesterday that he expected TO able IN day or
TWO 70 make known some sensational Developments,
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THE sbys rue EIERYNHERE

Ana All the Exeursisnists Tsek the Aveli.
80 est Interest IN Her Mevenents.' d :
THE Suns tug showed itself good one
yesterday She fs not ss big as the City Of
komo. but she Rets there Just the same. In
ordinary times she 10 the James D. Niool. and
ID . busy. pufiing, bustling unit In the sum Of
ths commerce Of tho harbor-a note In tho
hum of tho machinery OF the harbor's activity.
But this week tn, modest lettering on her pilot
house and her stern. where the law requires
her to declare herself, has, though not OBJ
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AE SHOT HIS WIVES PARAMOUR.
,...i -A--Sii"oN
hut the Msrtally WSnnded Man Returned
a, the Shot with Fatai Eject.


4, the Shot with Fatai Eject.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept. s0--A shooting az
fray occurred at Port Orange. Fla, which
resulted in the death oil one man and the
fatal wounding Of ths others' For some time
past John Evans has been paying attention to
the wife Of Elijah BAH. greatly: to the distress
and modification Of the husband. At length
Evans and to this end be. procured a double
barrelled shotgun and started In pur-
suit Of the man who had robbed him of
Of Port Orange. an explanation was demanded.
to which Evans replied that his tBall'sl wife
Sa that she 9vsd % sn her
wounded Evans In the back Of the neck, the
latter having previously, taken to his legs.
volyer and fired with fatal effect, the bullet
striking Ball In the leg. seyertpg an artery.
and he soon bled to DEATH. Ball leaves three
his neck full Of shot -
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Somebody Is stumns Bu.zard Dollars with
Glasa-

There are thousand bogus silver dollars
circulating on Sixth avenue between Fourteenth aud
carmine streets" said United States secret service
detective yesterday. He Il In town TO hunt down the
for fortnight and have far unable
90 gel track Of the place where the coins manufAo
old ana an tnSsniuI one revived The coin 10 split
disc Of glass s ted into the hollow the edges OF
the piece are nnay milsd by hand Tho coin rings like
weight IL light" - - "
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saiIsd psavstsis, as t Would have been ii Eng.
lsnd;" Comm9dors fIsh vas ths y9lpntesrs
f6re she came 70 fnchor. Mr.. Bell said that he
would Ike to have Commodore Fish 60 yacht-
Ing with him every day ., ~
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Kobbsr. Attack a Train.

BIG SPRINGS. Texas. Sept. 2S,-As an east
bound passenger train stopped odesss near here for
water three masked men made an attempt 20 capture
the train The train hands seustSd ana drove than on
thsz IStreaed they red thieS shnts ~ the train One
pAsssagers head, and another Eraled a brakemAn's
head knocktny him SenseleSa gQineors in hot pur
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Tho Building Trade. arc AraIn.. An.reAy

Tho organizations who represent the build
ing trades In the Central Labor Union met last night at
~ Eighth street The dcleEatrF 10 the Central Labor
union who attended last sundays meeting, when tho
trouble over the Auarchists occurred reported l. was
Thought best not To withdraw permanently and form
Central Labor Union but 20 send IN AN indignant protest
against the action taken last sunday when Anarchists
revolutions were adopted BY the Central Labor Union.
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May AIsNaaAra Dies 81 Hydrephebla.

MACK, Sept. 30-May McNamara. the ten
ysar-old daughter of Thomas Mcnamara of Pisrmonl
who has been suffering this week from what seemed to
b. hydrophobla. having been bitten by dog In Jersey
sy fcpr weeks ago died this evening DR., Masten Of
case Que VI hyhrophobia. ''7
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Velocity of The MIna.

Following is a record OF the winds velocity
yesterday as taken By tho Signal Service OBJ
server on the Equitable building:
Ito 10 A. NJ Is miles an hour and variable. d
l0A ~ 70 ~ ~, miles an hour.
~ N. to r. n. varying from 10 II mtas IN bouls
d 7. u. 10 y. ~, IS miles an hour. N y 4,
2PN 70 D p. ", IL miles an hour.
D z. n. 20 p. ~, 10 milea an hour. 49, p u.
SE. GtS0f T., II mfsS a hO1E. u,
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Tho Prohibition party OF HUDSON county held
Gaaysntion In Cranes Han inaHohoksn. last night
hahY as.tet John Johhseh, and vtllAm =. Howe were
hoSessS fSI SS e tASt are only two %
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Signal Oales Prsdietisn.

EasU%:E aa ;..ss .a &
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thnt tho day was endni and fSid sSeS natrft
ss ss issSs hsSfIs s a mat i *ss asks
sss y, IT n , sans Or, Ye,,.nt.s
sisatsssa bsSsPss 8 ssastsas VA L.
t$ss RSsSr IF Il d Ess hssiSn s4 sh' ss
nnsn: ~. iea 20 G sq babt OF rsstnr SusSi
ssoWaad 20 11 80. as@t
sssSssy; ssd IS, shsssss s Z sSsal
sSa ~ ssoaSs = ts:S ~ took IaE sE q
ss s Ms iost shs E Yssses
climbed oyer The side Of the Votu9ss
SSsa4 Mhis CIlskias and With his lion. iong iron
e. .t Herd dissasina tss g iaSsrs 81 dcssn ssils
l n s,gs s ssas S &; I:
Ehst hc bad to say; Capt Han didn't care
.sEI ~ cssssiS iho- yoj.nteer would VIM
s sssS5sssS5 IL. Il sIIt e ss
%ent TESrSSS GSss sSittifAsiy ftSs 81 81 scsf.
e. sn ~ smd the Mes a n eSs %bs
.da sssa s .s thai. besdas tho usu.sue..s
81 aA9 eetnA :yho aseappSatfs ban " ~ h Y
sfe we n N Ms sSss anu tsTW
81, Ss. 5s s.t ,ts,s,, Cn
shasHsT. + y, esd en-. , e,
Gsls@sat. TsghT. 6slsys ], haze sspy1th
Ssisae III WEE tsSSsse
ssass:ssd sssos.;; p!sssy 4 s %e:s,I ~ =.
r. nsn Saat I'M VnSHufssr5, ~ ''~'Aa
..SsIhts pretty bard t2 tall What can be done"
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! "sLooPs GOT THE LEAD"
luckless passengers entirely out Of gear.
elon. nothing in her graceful bowling TO com.
pare with the bopbinG and the sW9ggenn9 Of
HssR{ q ne S DetSE %i.ss q New YSsI ys.sEs
bas s1'Sos ~ issS y ssss ssS'tSs
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n ,eAExay qRsFE-, fTn sxonUNrxxf !



Says he Kaew 1t ali AlenG.
Little groups Of patriotic citizens, unmind-
tHt ~ ss ,GSaSia sS6t that! Sxo eut q ths
hSSt sf6od hoSnf al the, pisr and along
Sdssk orAax Hay y g4lgss lastn syenins strsinine
heifd,AynsW H. a, :*ain,-e effort Ito. .Diaroe
thSb.tsray d,tvsilm ot,umisb and. fog thst
tessUl.,sokf irtireh-wateftoA ,q Nm minutes
asf6eS'e scaecrd6 Tux WIS heard ;rdhfnk fss
Me e "a 4. s.;;9S ID Eg2.
HRdaapIy, Tho tall r Gracafsl, IspsFs apd white
hall eithA- Kalpnteegra ppesrede and Wild Seh
Of enthusiasm roseups sAhe did, not arow'ont
"a TIM mtst'sit fog gradually the tag had
Utifisfptit qeAt6d vasol n ana cEm6 In Wow 81
VtUhtS. HY IA fhs fae &lfs' Ga English 66St
And, sbs. Taa not % istayl, behihd.
xsB9n. Hama, 1sRped, ,lpo and dnllll hepoIt
came affOE In xspaaRa al TIE, .esaft
pravpd spemsd, ITO 4.kpeH, as Il, bI ninr
etiiPSt thst The hesYg'y had arrived Flame
Epf98s AZ dss. md has 8 sisbended W
fke m until q, derpe orpport iWassu heRrds and
thans " dted Away only To- xeeppssrs4R sems
eAhsprSnartsrsiCan rbo0n1ed fnoessantay
f1f.Ots mifiAtz,asHnli thpnsa shaft of.1ire mona
1n shora:spranGnp and iuaisted UPON glowing
INaRite Sffhe rain that iell1 ThawhtstleS frQn
sSsl aSSSs ss sq }o|s r sas %sre%sS
sAes the ssS yss saaia ass mat f9d sxSfy
tiAeAts lot theeaglg scresnE' at~c, ~ ,u.n:, -.
.aIn smsHer 20, All Ahis welcome the Volunteer
eQNEtsstedr grayelHa NJ became, o. generous w.
TIL hB9d, one not toe fopd ,9f Gl9attnS oyer fSS9
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
The Miners Strike.

A committee of FIVE Knights of Labor
yesterday began to canvass Reading, Pa,
for the subscriptions to a'd the strik lug
Lehigh coal mners All business men
will be visited, and 1t Is expected that
probably S5008 will be raised. The Read
ing Knights have all agreed to contribute
portion OF their wages to the strikers.
In consequence of the strike the coal
trade along the Reading Railroad is so
brisk that the tracks are at times block.
AIDED ,and trains are moved with difficulty
Other cities will be canvassed for sub
script'ons.
A car load Of provisions collected in
Wilkesbarre for the striking LehiRh h
miners was yesterday shipped to Hazel
ton.
General Master Workman Powderley
will make an address In Wilkesbarre. to
morrow night, under the auspices OF the
knights OF Labor. 1t is believed his
presence there will ''do much to encour-
age the miners on strike"
| A number Of coal operators called al
the Executive Mansion in Harrisburg
yestesday to obtain the sarction OF the
Governor to the swearing In OF special
policemen for the protection Of theil
property during the impending strike
As the Governor was absent, no action
was taken.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Chunks OF Good Advice.

Mr.. G. P. Huntington, the railway
NJ magnate, has just dedicated . chapel In
his native town OF HarwinRtop, CONF.
which he has had built to the memory
Of bis mother, at the expense OF 800 Geo.
In the course OF his ded icatory remarks
he gave the villagers quite q nuln ber or
solid chunks Of good Hdvioe, IS for tt
stance: "As cften as hsve returned
to these my native hills have been
made glad that this was the place
where was born, knd that l was born
poor; for think that thxt Vas the res
son, at least In part, Of such success In
life as have b en- able to achieve II
wss lcng yesrs ago whom l said to nv
self that whnt ought to be doue could De
done, and that suOceas in life only
meant labor with Al honesty OF par
pose ard IA Intelligent econoDpi but
think noa; OF the real joys In iifs c,me
frcm the doing Of good to others. III
helping ,bose who fail 10 rise, thost
VINO sre below us to come up o little
higher"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
Brevitles.
The cheapest hat house In the city
um ord Bros 4O4 Mark ct street

The cheapest hat house In the city
b um ord Bros 4O4 Market street
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Go to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Muiphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely likeit.
W. j. Kimble, grocer, End and Justissn st.
Millard +. Davis, jeweler, e. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanfs, is E. Fourth.
f. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, Coz West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's. SOC Ship
ley street.
Hollis has a full line of cough Drops Just
fresh made, at No. 4, W. Second street.
Lippincott's celebrated Specific for rhcuma-
tism, neuralgia and sick headache' al 4o- MAR
ket street.
90 TO Geo. H. Murphey's fo- your parior,
chamber and dining room furniture. 5o9 snip
ley street.
60 to II. ii. Moore's stalls, p and "A Second
sire ct market, for your your choice creamery
fresh butter also the best cream cheese al
market price.
If you want cheap picture frames go TO q.
K. Baugh, 208 West Second street l have
tho largest etock In Delaware; come and see
tor yourselves.
Ross, at ll6 Market street, now has f1ne
stock OF Dert y bats Latest styles and prices
guaranteed the cheapest In toe CITY. Aiso
gents underwear, hosiery, necswssr, etc..
etc. Gall aud see them.
II you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and put in good or Ter for the winter
els Stove and Heater Company. by tele'
paone, Number 32s, 1t will be promptly atten-
ded to.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-28
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No oil nor grease. A tonic restorative;
stops hair coming ont; siren Sthcns,
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"Roush on Toothaohe. " Instant relief
l5c. CROUCH ON CORNS," hard OF
soft corns. 15c. CROUCH ON BILE
Pills Little, but good. 1Go. "ROUGH
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You ~ uBt Not
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Enough on Piles."
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